FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, USA (AP) – a woman with two Chinese passports, a unit with malware lied to agents of the secret service and managed to briefly enter the club Mar – Lake of President Donald Tr UMP during the weekend, when the President was visiting, said federal prosecutors in records presented in court. Yujing Zhang, 32-year-old, approached a secret service agent at a checkpoint of security outside Palm Beach Club early hour on Saturday and said he was a member of the club and wanted to use the pool, according to the documents. He showed the Passport as identification. Officials said that the woman was not in list of members, but one of the managers of the club thought that Zhang was the daughter of a member. Officials said that when they asked Zhang if his father was a member, did not answer promptly, but thought that they were misunderstandings due to language barriers and let it. Zhang changed his version once inside, agents said, and told the receptionist that I was there for an event of that night organized by the China-Estadounidense Association of United Nations. But such an event did not appear in the program of the day and called agents. Agent Samuel Ivanovich said in documents submitted to the Court that Zhang told him that it was there for the Chinese event and had arrived early to become familiar with the club and take pictures, again contradicting what I said in the garita de Security. The woman showed an invitation in Chinese, but the agent could not read it. Ivanovich said that Zhang was taken out of the club and he was told that he could not be there. Ivanovich said that women began to discuss and the agents took her to the local office of the secret service for questioning. There, he said Ivanovich, it became clear that Zhang speaks and reads English very well. Zhang said that he had traveled from Shanghai to participate in the event which did not exist in Mar – Lake at the invitation of an acquaintance named “Charles”, whom she had met through a Chinese application of social networking, according to Ivanovich. Zhang later denied having told officials of the control cabin was a member of the club who wanted to swim, said Ivanovich.
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